Tata Sons Reappoints Chandrasekaran Amid Listing Dispute
Tata Sons has reappointed N. Chandrasekaran as its executive chairman for another five-year term, reversing his earlier decision not to seek reappointment and opening a new…
King Charles Warns AI Leaders Over Risks at Scotland Summit
King Charles III has brought together senior figures from the artificial intelligence industry, government and civil society in Scotland for a high-level discussion about the future…
Russia Launches Major Missile and Drone Attacks Across Ukraine
Russia launched a major wave of missile and drone attacks across Ukraine on September 17, injuring civilians and damaging residential, energy and other infrastructure in several…
China and US Prepare for High-Level Talks Ahead of Xi-Trump Meeting
China and the United States are preparing for another round of high-level diplomatic engagement after Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and US Secretary of State Marco…
Saudi Arabia and Houthis Exchange Strikes as Yemen Conflict Intensifies
Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Houthi movement exchanged fresh attacks on Thursday as fighting intensified along Yemen's Red Sea coast and Houthi strikes reached deeper into Saudi…
Naira-Dollar Exchange Rate: Official and Parallel Market Rates Today
Nigeria's naira is trading around ₦1,330 per dollar officially and ₦1,385 in the parallel market as the FX rate gap remains relatively contained.
Nigerian Phone Traders Reject NCC Device Registration Fees
Nigerian phone traders oppose proposed NCC device registration fees for imported phones, calling for more consultation, training and preparation time.
Nigeria Reviews Saudi Air Deal to Secure More Hajj Flight Slots
Nigeria is reviewing its 1978 air services agreement with Saudi Arabia as it seeks more Hajj airlift slots for Nigerian airlines ahead of the 2027 pilgrimage.
Nigeria Begins Review of 2025 Tax Laws Ahead of 2027 Finance Bill
Nigeria has begun a six-week review of its 2025 tax laws, focusing on VAT, withholding tax, capital gains, multiple taxation and compliance.
ECOWAS Biometric Card Moves Toward Wider Border Acceptance
Seven ECOWAS countries have deployed the biometric identity card as the bloc works toward mutual acceptance at West African borders by December 2026.